Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

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TWO THREE SEVEN NINE FOUR EIGHT 1. 1982 staffers include Alice Reed, Drion Craig. Ann Marie Gorney. Jeff Smith. Susan Kahon. Mrs. Dent, (second row) Potricia Reyes. Holly Speckles. Kelly Sullivan (third row) Roy Mulvihill. (fourth row) Debbie Riemer. Laurie Logon. Eva Gobaldon. 2. Layout editor Kelly Sullivan offers her opinion of early morning classes, Pzzzzzzzzzl'' 3. Editor Patty Reyes led the crew through the deadline horrors. 4. Copy editor Susan Kahon hands out Staff-of-the-Year books on in-itiation night. 5. Debbie Riemer. Alice Reed. Roy Mulvihill and Eva Gaboldon celebrate Holly Speckel's birthday on western doy. 6. New staffers wore their formal dress for initiation. 7. Advisor Mrs. Dent tries to get Holly and Debbie's Attention. 8. The Fall Arizona Interscholastic Press Association Convention was attended by nine local staffers. Please don't osk Mrs. Dent about the tripl 9. Initiation and Parent Enlightenment evening was held in September. Students received their Staff-of-the-Year books honoring them in drawings and verse. 25

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TUSAYAN STAFF CREATES PANIC, INSANITY, BOOK Using the female students as models, Ray Mulvihill and Brian Craig chalked portraits resembling the children of Popeye and King Kong. On a birthday, one can expect to be placed upon a choir on the table and serenaded. Initiation involved diapers and bonnets as formal attire. This class sounds extremely crazy? Welcome to Publications, the group that produces your yearbook. At the first of the year many yearbook staffers attend the Fall Az. Interscholastic Press Association convention. In the spring they try to attend the national Journalism Education Association convention, usually held in California. Mrs. Bonnie Dent, adviser, has experience, patience and admits it is very rewording. Patricia Reyes, editor, is also very experienced in yearbook production. Publications likens to a family because we get closer to each other. The fun we have is a by-product of our togetherness. says Patty. The frantic panic around deadline is the only bad thing. But even that can be fun. ONE FIVE 24

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V.I.C.A. STARTS YEAR WITH FUND RAISER VICA, Vocational Industrials Clubs of America, meets every Thursday at 6:00 sharp. The members are mostly seniors. To earn money they have stacked brush for Ray Mace. They planned to hold a jelly bean raffle, sponge toss and a dance. The money helps pay for nationol conventions they attend, by paying for the club's rooms. They have attended one in Flagstaff, and one will be held in Phoenix, since they are a member of the National VICA organization. The officers are President June Applegate. Vice President Sandy Durnez, Secretory Renee Lamorte, Treasurer Tammy Pritchard. THREE FOUR 26